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A FREAK OF NATURE.
A Two Legged Canine Gives Birth to 8 Liz
ter of Pups Most SinguIarIy Deformed.
Cincinnati Ennrirer

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Fred Beck, q saloon keeper on Pearl
and Lawrence streets, IS the possessor Of
three most remarkable specimens Of ami
NAL msltormalion. Some tire ago Beck
came into possession of little canine
having but two legs. The places where
the fore legs should be are marked by
little stUmps, perhaps an inCn long. The
little animal was the source Of muuh
comment OF account OF it's singular maj
formation. a cross between
bl4Ck and tar and water span
iel. the strangely formed I.tIe
hing is possessed Of more than
ordinary intelligence. A1out the place
HJeunie" has 9eeH the csuse or much
curiosity. The absence Of her fore feet
do not interfere materially with ier l.Go-
motion, however. Nature haviug de-
prived ner or four pedal eXtremGties, mas
endowed her with ne power TO use two
limbs with remarkable activity, thus CON-
pensatinG her for the loss OF the other
two. When spoken to the little thing VII
SIT on end like rabbit, AID Jumps and
wadde s about something after The fash
ion Of that animal. Sometime ago Jennie
gave birth To litter of pups, ali Of which
were teTteCt IN form. This was not a al
remarkable, however. Several days age
she cgsIr became mother. Three pups
were born. Dee Of them is perfect, but the
osher two are IS remarkable as Jennie
herself, 50 far IS the absence Of
legs il concerned. O1e has three legs
and the other but two, like It's mother.
The remarkable Fl ak of nature did net
become known TO Beck for couple OF
| days, as by chance every time the pups
were looked at the ore with four legs
vas picked out. Finally, however, the
real state Of affairs was discovered. The
pups are all alive and well The mother
seems TO realize that Ter little family IS
the SUBJECT Of much earnestly and IS as
! gentle and kind ss it is possible for her
TO De when visited by strangers DESTROYS
Of looking 1T her and her remarbablc
| little ones
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Ireland,
NOT IN FAVOR OF VIOLENCE.


DUBLIN, June Sat the regular fort
nightly meeting of the National League
held mere the concensus Of opinion OF
those present was that the course @,
Davltt in advising the tenants to resist
eviction by every means in their power
wa5 not wise. Mr. Timothy Harrington,
secretary OF the league, announced that
the oyganiZing council would inplOre the
tenants net TO allow anything TO driv1
them to violence, which would De to play
into the enemy's hands.
EVICTIoNS On CLARE ISLAND.
DUBLIN, June The gunbOat Bantere
took the Sheriff of County Clare and g
body of police TO Clare island, where
they evicted twelve tenants, The scenes
witnessed while the writs CT eviction
we're being executed were deplorable,
wHITEwAsHED THE OFFICERS.
DUBLIN, June S.-During the eviction
ct Bodyke to-day two women belonging
to the Tuophy family defed the sheriff
and police for an hour by throwing boil
ing water and Whitewash upon them.
The family was finally evicted, and the
women were arrested.
EATIoNALISTs NOT REvoLUTIoNIsTS.
DUBLIN, June S-Archbishop Walsh
has sent to Harrington, secretary Of the
Irish National League, 600 which ha1
been forwarded TO him by Irish priests
OF Kimberly. Africa, together with
letter expressing hope that
the people of Ireland would avoid
crime despite coercion. As long as the
national movement g kept within the
present lines, writes the archbishop,
Irishmen may ssfely defy the most vicious
efforts TO SANDER them. At Rome espe-
ciallY may they disregard with the utmost
confidence these efforts, no matter how
strenuous, to persuade the Pope th&t the
Nationalists are reVolutiOniSts.
MRS. DAyITT WILLING TO SPEAK
DUBLIN, June 8.-Michael Davi5u in q
speech at B0dyke to-day said he had re-
ceived e'ters from Mrs. DsvItt iutimlt-
ing that If he should De arrested
she would speak ct eviCtiOGs in
his stead. For the last eight years he
had counselled moderation. The result
had been his Imprisonment, and OcGzen
English governors had given The Irish
kicks ana insults for their moderation.
As soon as the Tory blaCkguards showed
moderation he would return the favor.
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tion by the Irish leader OF Gladstonian
tactics. The opposition Gladstonian lead
ers will meet tomorrow or Thursday and
go carefully over the amendments to the
crimes bill and eXpuDEe ell that
is redundant. The movement will
for the present continue the method of
cloture adopted prior to the holidays.
The Cabinet will meet at the end of the
week and decide whether or not to pro
pose an urgency motion. Chamberlain
will address the Liberal Unionists next
Tuesday, when he will dsa! with Glad
stones speech in Wales.
PARNELLITEs WILL NOT ATTEND.
LONDON, June S.-None of the Parnell-
ties will attend the jubilee service in
Westminster ABBEY.
ANYTHING BUT HARMONY,
LONDON, June 6-Gladst0ne's recent
tour does not seem to have forwarded
the cause of the Liberal unions. The
English Liberal Association passed 3
resolution regretting that while Glad
stone makes minor concessions with
reference to his Irish bill of 'S6 he adj
heres to his plan for gu Irish Parliament,
expressing the conviction that his
speeches in Wales will discourage the
hope of reunion with the Liberal UniOnists.
JOHN BRIGHT On GLADSTONE.
LONDON, June S.-John Bright has
written letter in which ne says:
"Gladstono while in Wales spoke IS
though there was one province of Ulster
and Protestant or loyal Catholic popu-
lation in Ireland. 1t is sad to see. so
great minister descend to articles 50
transparent TO deceive his country.
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AN ACTIVE VOLCANO.
e Pours Forth Lava. Boiling Water end
huge Columns of Smoke.

e Pours Forth Lava. Boiling Water Gnd
Huge Columns of Smoke.
Tucson, ARIz., June "A dispatch
from Hermosillo says the explorers sent
out by Governor Torres 20 ascertain the
existence OF volcano as reported near
Bavispe, Sonora, have returned. They
report an active volcano fourteen miles
southeast Of Bavispe, in the Sierra Msdre
mountains The party could not ap-
progch nearer than four miles Of the
mountain The crater was pouring forth
great volumes of SMOKE. Fire and lava
and boiling water were issuing from the
side of The mountain The lava in vast
wsves was slowly pouring down the
mountain into the canyons, which ere
being tiIled. The boiling water hiss de-
stroyrd al vegetation in the valleys in
the vicinity.
BOuIdsrs weighing IONS are rolled COM
from the crater. TIE exploring party
ssys tle noise proceeding from tht
mountain was most terrific, like vast
number of engines st work, accompanied
By thunder The aiT was Gen5e with
smoke &LG Cinders. Tae party had great
difficulty in approaching within four
miles Of the mountain, owing to the
great CLaSms made ty the earthquake,
and al the roads and trails are totally
wiped out. The country is perfectly
broken 10. The entire surface Of the
earth presents most WOebegOne appear
auce, and not bird or ilving thing could
be seen within ten miles of the volcano.
The town OF BGviSpe IS 8 complete rEiD.
People hRVG all moved out on the high
plains OF are living iG tents in mortal
fear. There have bsea constant trenoTs
an1 z continual series OF shocks daily
since the drst earthquake shock. Last
nJgat qui6a navy slGo,, was felt in Teo-
e1r
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WACO.
4 Freak of Nature-A Petition for the Par
don of Charles 6dRmson.

a Freak of Nature-A Petition for the Par.
don of Charles 8damson.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June MIR. Williams, 3
very reliable farmer, who is in town to-
day, relates that on May % bolt of cleo
tricity struck on top of hill near his
house. A funnel shsped hole, four feet
across and four feet deep, was made by
the bolt. About 3 hundred feet distant,
at the base Of the hill, stream of pure,
cold water burst out of the earth, jus
after the thunderbolt, and ever since
then the water has flowed out in bold
stream as large as g man's leg. The
stream irrigates large portion of Mr..
Williams farm, and he says he wouldn't
take $1,000 for the new source of water
supply. Mr.. Williams lives near Lorena,
sixteen miles from Waco.
A petition will go down to Governor
Ross tomorrow for the pardon of Cnas.
Adamsou, the newspaper man recently
convicted Of forgery. The memorial is
signed by District Judge Williams, States
Attorney Blair, the sheriff and the jury
that convicted Adamson. The prisoner
was drunk when he committed the crime,
AID it is believed the Governor viii grant
the pardon.
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THE CUNARD COMPANY FINED.
Their Onenso was Permitting Z Pauper to
Land

Their Onenss was Permitting = Pauper to
Land
BosTON, Mass, June 8.-Tae Cunsrd
Steamship Company is having some
trouble with the Allen commissioners at
this port, when has resuIte' in the latter
making formal protest sgginst granting
clearance papers to the steamer Cepha-
lOnia, ne 20 sail from Boston on Thurs
day next. Collector SaIstOnstall will
hea- both sides of the case to-day,
and his decision will be of some impor-
lance 20 transatlantic steamship lines
engaged in the carriage of passengers,
The CephalOnis, on her last trip to BOs-
ton, brought a GemeHted end pennlless
woman from Ireland. When the Allen
commissioners boarded the vessel their
attention was called to the woman. They
decided To Csu upon the company TO take
the woman hack 20 Ireland, &nd informed
certain Of the officers of this fact To in
sure obedience, Commissioner ColCoord
went aboard to see the ships doctor. He
warned the msn at the gang-plank not &c
allow the woman 70 90 ashore, but
when ne returned TO point out the woman
to the doctor she mad disappeared and
could not be found. The commissioner
was mad. He said that this IT. Of thing
had occurred once too often and hence
the application for an embargo OF the
steamer. TIE commissioners say that
uales5 the woman is produced the
steamer csuno: get her clearance papers.
Collector StltOnstall to-day imposed d
fae OF $1,000 upon the CunRrd Steamship
Company for permitting the insane woman
to land from one of their vessels.
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Judge Lynch Ch,atnd.

ARKANSAS CITY, ARK, June 8-Con-
stable Jerry Carter arrived here late last
night with prisoner, Ralph Brown,
charged with shooting Alex Jones in Red
Fork Township last Saturday. Jones
was whipping his wife when Brown or
dered him to desist. Jones refused and
Brown emptied both barrels of his shot
gun into his mead, severing mis- tongne
and breaking his jaw. Jones' friends as
sembled Sunday night and boldly assert
ed their intention of lynching Brown.
Constable Carter informed his prisoner
of the danger and they made break for
the woods by the back door as the mob
bers entered in the front.
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A TRIPLE KILLING.

Marshal and Two Outlaws Killed in
Rowan County, Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 8.-The citi-
zens of Morenead, Rowan county, were
again startled by the killing OF three men
yesterday. TIE town marshal of More
head, John Mannin, had werrantfor the
arrest of Jack and William Logan, sons
of the notorious DR.. Henry d. Logan,
who is now in Lexington Jail on the
charge OF murder. MGnntn went 20 the
house,of the Logan boys to arrest them
The old lady told him that they were net
in. He told her that he would have 10
search the house end proceeded to do so.
As he assembled the stairway the Logan
boys, who were coucesled above, fred
upon him, inficting fatal wounds. MAJ
MINIS posse Of two men, who were with
him, then returned the fire on the Logan
boys, killing them both.
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Galveston OmcsaI Returns.

>."r.0 io the Gazette.
san rsfeN, TEX, ,rUne 7.-COmplete
returns Of Yesterdays vote for mayor
Civ, .aa foltawfng result: Il. Luton
PSI. a. Iawley, l7<5; ". Il. Meal
pine, O. Mal0y, 296. FuIJon's
n .---r over UaWley 80; his MAJ rily
over l uLher candidates 292,
WIN exceeds even tie most san
gg.re .uectotions of the FGltorit-s.
IT, -aeaic citizens ticket "as sue
Cess-. aH-r the Democratic ticket, elect
i---.l os Jweive OF its candidates. The
z-GgAsa arg elected At large by j vote
Of Ell sac wards under the amended
e .5--.-. Ise candidates merely beng des
ga-.-C 50 representing Certain wards
Wle-a-n they reside. Alderman hughes
Wa prescribed The Seventh ward or the
~. rs ,ll set was defeated by ths Dem.
ecras, nominee Heim&n y mCjJrity Of
Only t1tv-tlree, while Alderman y. W.
tu1er ica-- The Twelfth ward,
n sailing colcred politician OF Texas:
I>a 3 . 1a.+lre on the citizens ticket
TaS ,na.ei ~ & majority OF 2S5 by } c.
A-e- N.mocrat2 The new board OF al
derae0 wiz comprise the following
gen. men e. H. f. Forutran, j. Rey-
ma->-ln r, ". y GrilI0, Robert IL
S1sw, Charles Fowler, c. B. Lee, 4.
He.mau, c. "a HUsenger, = I. Mailman,
Z. ". EasGz. James Mcdonald ana j. G.
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Tho Yandalia Pnrnha.n.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Henry S. Ives,
lately elected president of the Vandalis
system, reached here yesterday
from the west, where ne had completed
the purchase of that line. "This
purchase" said Mr.. Ives, "gives
q line from st. Louis to the seaboard via
the Vandslia, the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton, the Dayton and Ironton and
the Baltimore and Ohio of s44 miles IS
against 954 via the Vandalia and Penn
sylvsnia lines. The Dayton and Ironton
and the Dayton and Chicsgo have been
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Second Successful Operation Per-
formed on the Throat Of the
Crown Prince Of Germany,
The Porte viii Raliiy the ADglO-Turk-
ish Convention, Despite Objections
or France and Russia
Great Suffering ia Austria ahd Hungary
from the FIoods-TorribIe Mine Dis
Hster-DucI in France,
Ger many
A SECOND OPERATION PERF0RMF

A SEC IND OPERATION PERFORMED.
BERLIN, June S.-Dr. MOrell Macken-
zis Of. London to-day performed q second
operation upon the tumor in the Crown
Princes throat, and successful
" removed another portion
OF the growth. There were present
Professors WegneT, Bergman, and other
physicians. Cocaine was used TO deaden
the sensation in the throat, so that the
operation was almost painless. Professor
Virchow will examine the portion re-
moved and report upon the same at
general consultation Of physicians
tomorrow. The spirits Of the Crown
Prince were much raised by DR.. Macken-
zie's assurance of cure. The patient went
out driving after the operation. He will
90 TO London Monday, accompanied by
Dr.. Wegner, the court physician,
and Dr. Mackenzie, under whose care ne
Will remsin either at Norwood or Wey-
mouth until q sufficient number of opera
tons have been performed to prevent the
rcgr0Wth CT the tumor. He will then go
to the isle of Wight 10 recruit his health.
The PATIENTS appetite continues good, ell
though he tiGds it difficult to swallow
food.
FATAL EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP.
BERLIN, June An explosion of fire
damp hes occurred ia coal pit at Gel
sen6ircher, IN WesJphalie. The bodies
OF forty one persons killed by the eX-
plOsioQ hsve been recovered and twelve
more are believed TO De dead.
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THE Anglo TURKISH CONVENTION.

TIE ANGLO TURKISH CONVENTION.
CoS6TANTINoPLE, June S.-Sir Henry
Drummond Wolfe, special English repre-
sentative in charge Of the Egyptian ques-
ton, and Sir WLliam A. White, English
ambassador, discussed with the Ottoman
commission last evening the objections of
Russia and France to the AngloTurkish
convention relative to Egypt. The French
end Russian ambassadors had declared IL
presenting the objections OF their govern
ments that the convention was contrary
to the Sut6n's sovereign rights. 1t is
announced that the adhesion of the pow
ers To the convention VIII be invited
after it is ratified, and if any Of
the lowers fail to give their sanction
within three years, such refusal will be
regarded a. meaning external danger 70
Egypt and the British evacuation Of the
country will be postponed. The Porte
will ratify the convention after the
Bairam festival.
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fE0r canvass at Tyler.

-r... Gazette.
rlu Tx, June One might think
.a. i. citizens of this city and vicinity
-g-t .a1a aegGment for aud against
IT, 5. ion amendment yesterday and
-s,.l.- & Id settle the question with them
n. vi. ~ another, out apparently the
t,-r- . #arh sides &Te ia stltu que.
s-a- discussion between EerOdon
ST. ras closed yesterday evening
g-s n,e la5 taken rest &rA ucur--
is.m.a IL prepare them Tor Z second
c.r-~ IS. se same kind Of sauce, large
c-s .s..seG a. the courthouse aud
ons-- ->a 10 hear an address by Nj.
Kin Of waco TOR the amendment
mt Cochran and Walnaru OF
p...,- .-..a-l. EingsbuUy spoke in the
r-r- scout three hours, and IL The
cr-- rise Dr.. CUcaran ami Wel5urn
$ ..anu- ne -ane leHg,h Ct time.
Nsg -u1Gc men from different por-
. scate were in the city yester-
5.g. saev aH asree that the prohibit
IS ~u hotter in Tyler than in
err they have been. The other
a- .r.rz fc ne submitted il August
.-. -zas aj in the interest and enthn-
.eal -gaa IN the prohibition can
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4 CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST,
Queer Trentment for a BAG Case OF
Dropsy

Queer Trentpent for BAG Case OF
Drepsy.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June Mrs. Hat
tie Opdyke, a prominent ranch owner of
Topeka, died suddenly a. the residence
of friend in this city last night The
coroner, upon investigation, learned that
Mrs. 0pdyke had suffered from dropsY,
and that gsngrene had finally set in.
She had placed herself under the
treatment of Mrs. Emma Behan, ''a
Christian scientist" This treatment con-
slsts in trying to convince yourself that
you are not diseased but are suffering
from Imagination. The Coroners gave
certificate that death was due to morti-
fcation Of the right foot and leg. The
remains were shipped 10 New York, where
deceased formerly resided
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Western Union Dividend,

NEW YORK, June 8.-Norvin Green sub
mitted his quarterly report ct the direct
ors' meeting of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company to-day. The report
says the net revenues of the quarter end
ing June the Goth inst, based upon nearly
completed returns for April, partial re-
turns for May and estimating the business
for June will be about Sl,050,O0
add surplus April l, S6,6l6,000; total,
81, S66, 600; from which apprUpriating
dividend OF per cent. on capital stock,
1912, COO, leaves surplus Of SG,9l0,000.
He recommended the following:
Resolved, that dividend of per cent.
on the'capital stock of this company be
hereby declared payable on and after July
Is next.
Resolved, that for the purpose OF the
dividend hereby declared the stock books
of the company be closed from June 20 to
July 2. q
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A WATER SPOUT.
Several Towns in PENNEY wanna V!site
with Destruction.

Several Towns in PennsyivsnIa yisite
with Destruction.
JOHEsTowN, PENN, June S.-T1e food
yesterday was caused by 9 water spout
west of HooveT>viiIe, Somerset county.
The village was entirely uuier water and
the destru ton property il great. The
destruction Of property is enormous at
HOcyeisviile. The work q the food is
appalling. Upwards Of twenty residences
were Washed f of tleir fsULGa;iUns.
At least one AGaCreH families
in This borough sI1ne lost
eyury thing. The water having su5>ided,
the >Ce-o ~ Goy Is Ono Of demorai.Z .riOn
AMI ruin. TIE yards aDG streets are
ol-caed win debris and rUp5.sA. In
GrubtoTn, ConemaUsi, Can Ds;a Ciy and
C3npeIadrla the same eceGe is presented.
and i, is estimated ia this city that 500
people were rendered homeless and de-
pendent for shelter upaD the CHARITY Of
their more fortunate neighbors.
Mrs. D. j. morrel, widow OF Hon. D.
Morrell, died from heart disease last
night produced, it is supposed, by excite
ment caused by the water surrounding
her house. James McCooper, wealthy
and influential citizen of Cooperdale,
dropped dead from over excitement. A
number Of other desths from the food are
reported, but the rumors lack confrma-
ton.
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consolidated under the name of the Day.

consolidated under the name of the Day.
tor, Fort Wayne sud rhicsgo. This line
is virtually owned by the Cincinnati,
Hamilton aLd Dayton, with which, dur
ing this month, it Will be consolidated.
The Dayton and Ironton is building
line through the Hooking Valley coal
fields to . junction with Gle Baltimore
and Ohio. When the Indianapolis divis-
ioI OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton ami
Dayton to Liberty, g distance of
thirty miles is built, 'hen all the links III
this chain of roads will ne complete. BY
this arrangement the Baltimore and Ohio
Will get through lir line 10 ana from
ST. Louis"
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Ing as much whisky drank openly, drunk
enness seen on the streets, and as few
convictions had under the l0Cal option
Law, The people had loet all faith in the
law and Thought il best that there ought
te re change SO the county and state
could reap some benefit in the way Of
revenue from these saloons. II is claim
ed Dy some cf the Prohibitionists that the
law was defeated by The negro vote, as
they polled 2l5 votes out OF $50, and most
all If then voted sg4inst local option.
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Austria.
At THE MERCY OF THE FLOODS.

1T THE MERCY OF THE FLOODS,
vienna, June s. - The work Of
strengthening the Mako dyke to make It
withstand the foods has been suspended
in despair, and breach is momentarily
expected At many points soldiers kGve
taken fireplace OF the wOrkmen, who were
anxious to attend to the safety of their
homes and belongings. The government
has sent $4,000 to aid the sufferers at
Vasorhely, where all the inhabitants,
men and women, young and old; are
working to strengthen the dykes.
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Cuba.

GREAT EXCITEMENT on THE ISLAND.
HAVANA, June 8.-Much discomfort
has beeG awakened here by the receipt of
6 telegram from Spain announcing the
formation of new difi5ion which will
have the effect OF suppressing the prOyin-
ces OF MatanZ4s and Pinar del Rio. There
is great excitement in both provinces.
Meetings and demonstrations have been
held and kilograms have been sent to
Spain protesting against the reform
which the people consider adverse to
their interest
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rondsmnsd as al, Parties.

g.--- ne Gazette,
So, ANTONIO, Tx, JuEe S.-The ac:s
4 - aoo3lums here last light IN break
.;s IN tie public prohibition meeting is
:o1l5.g condemned by everybody, and by
S.le gore Sc than by the leaders OF the
-aus. Two II those engaged in the rot
81 egE.Ga were arrested an6 fined $50
s-o1 0y The Recorder. One of them was
Z empioye Of the Lone Star Brewing
-11any, who hiss been discharged, and
-y .-1eI ,gGs q negro barber.
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CablR hnfpH.

LONDON, June s.-A dispatch from St.
Paul de Losnde, The latest Congo advices,
is to the effect that SANKEY'S expedition
is making successful but slow progress
up the river, owing to the fact of the
vessels being heavily laden. The expe-
dition passed the confluence of Ksssi river
May G. Stanley expected to arrive at
Bolobo May 6. y Slight accident hap
pened 70 The engines OF one Of the steam
ers, which was soon rectifed, and other
wise sll was well.
VIENNA, June S.-Neue Freie Presse
says that Asksbad has been occupied by
26,000 Russian troops.